TRON has moved closer to institutional adoption in Europe after OKX Europe Markets Ltd. listed its TRXUSD Expiry Perpetuals product.
This listing lets traders in the European Economic Area (EEA) access TRX through a regulated derivatives product that meets Europe’s MiFID financial rules.
Unlike spot trading, users don’t need to hold TRX directly. They can bet on whether the token’s price will go up or down. The product also offers up to 10x leverage, so traders can control bigger positions with less capital.
While the product is structured like a perpetual contract, it has a five-year expiry and settles in cash. A funding mechanism keeps the contract price in line with TRX’s market value.
TRON pointed out the growth of its blockchain ecosystem, which has processed over $26 trillion in transfers and supports more than 382 million user accounts. The network handles about 10 million transactions daily and has over $29 billion in total value locked.
Stablecoins are still one of TRON’s main use cases. Ecosystem data shows the network now supports about $90 billion in stablecoin value, with USDT making up most of that amount.
TRON founder Justin Sun said the launch is an important milestone for both the TRON ecosystem and the wider digital asset industry. He added that regulated access gives European traders new ways to use the network through a compliant platform.
This move is part of a larger trend of exchanges launching regulated crypto products in Europe as the region builds a full framework for digital assets.
#TRON announced the listing of TRXUSD Expiry Perpetuals (X-Perps) on @OKX Europe Markets Ltd. (“OKX Europe”), expanding regulated access to TRX across the European Economic Area (EEA).
More details from @Cointelegraph 👇https://t.co/Hf3HMgOAom pic.twitter.com/1GVuD1txsM
— TRON DAO (@trondao) June 1, 2026
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